Some Good News about Sony dropping the BC Hardware

US users would kill them if they did that only to Europetricyclon123

Some how, I doubt those pics are legit, upscaling a game thats native 480i to 1080p would look extremely pixelated.Nagidar

[QUOTE="Nagidar"]Some how, I doubt those pics are legit, upscaling a game thats native 480i to 1080p would look extremely pixelated.xBALOx

 Wrong!  Games that are native 480i that are upscaled to 1080p WILL look pixelated, do some research before opening your mouth.

[QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]Some how, I doubt those pics are legit, upscaling a game thats native 480i to 1080p would look extremely pixelated.Nagidar

 Wrong!  Games that are native 480i that are upscaled to 1080p WILL look pixelated, do some research before opening your mouth.

[QUOTE="Nagidar"]

[QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]Some how, I doubt those pics are legit, upscaling a game thats native 480i to 1080p would look extremely pixelated.xBALOx

 Wrong!  Games that are native 480i that are upscaled to 1080p WILL look pixelated, do some research before opening your mouth.

 You know absolutely nothing about upconverting....

[QUOTE="Nagidar"]

[QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]Some how, I doubt those pics are legit, upscaling a game thats native 480i to 1080p would look extremely pixelated.xBALOx

Wrong! Games that are native 480i that are upscaled to 1080p WILL look pixelated, do some research before opening your mouth.

wow thats awesome, one more reason to get a ps3 if this is truezero9167

Heres an image to compare


Thats how FF12 looks on a PS2 or PS3. Its soooo pixelated. I still dont know how I beat it without my eyes bleeding.
asdasd

[QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]

[QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]Some how, I doubt those pics are legit, upscaling a game thats native 480i to 1080p would look extremely pixelated.TheSystemLord1

Wrong! Games that are native 480i that are upscaled to 1080p WILL look pixelated, do some research before opening your mouth.

[QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]

[QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]Some how, I doubt those pics are legit, upscaling a game thats native 480i to 1080p would look extremely pixelated.TheSystemLord1

Wrong! Games that are native 480i that are upscaled to 1080p WILL look pixelated, do some research before opening your mouth.

[QUOTE="asdasd"]Heres an image to compare


Thats how FF12 looks on a PS2 or PS3. Its soooo pixelated. I still dont know how I beat it without my eyes bleeding.
0rin

If Sony can do that more power to them, if they can't, then you've got some UGLY gaming headed your way.
TheSystemLord1

LOL!:lol: Cows just cant catch a break.

[QUOTE="TheSystemLord1"][QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]

[QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]Some how, I doubt those pics are legit, upscaling a game thats native 480i to 1080p would look extremely pixelated.xBALOx

Wrong! Games that are native 480i that are upscaled to 1080p WILL look pixelated, do some research before opening your mouth.

 Once again, you know absolutely nothing, even for expensive upconverting DVD players there are still breaks and tears in the screen, you can argue this all you want, but in the end, you are wrong, it would be best for you to just stop now, you are looking foolish.

[QUOTE="TheSystemLord1"][QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]

[QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]Some how, I doubt those pics are legit, upscaling a game thats native 480i to 1080p would look extremely pixelated.xBALOx

Wrong! Games that are native 480i that are upscaled to 1080p WILL look pixelated, do some research before opening your mouth.

[QUOTE="0rin"][QUOTE="asdasd"]Heres an image to compare


Thats how FF12 looks on a PS2 or PS3. Its soooo pixelated. I still dont know how I beat it without my eyes bleeding.
asdasd

I agree, FFXII looks equally blurry/pixelated as that image for me on my HDTV. Kind of sad. To get that result from the first image they would need to add some AA, and even then I don't think it would look nearly as good.

It is possible to make 480i games look good in 720p/1080p by the way... Xploder does it with their HD player
http://www.xploder.net/ps2/products/148/Xploder-HDTV-Player.htm
It makes it possible to play FF12 and other games in 720p and up. It is possible for Sony to do this.
asdasd

 Quote from that link:

"Simply load the Xploder HDTV Player software disc, select your required settings, (the best output will be dictated by your HDTV set and the game, generally we recommend the 576p mode for the best PAL results) position the screen image in the required location and experience games as they were meant to be viewed.
"

 The reason for that, is the more you upscale, the more pixelated the screen will look.

omg you dont get there're methots to fit those blank pixels with those nearby and make the image look like hi resolution, that goes for the other guy too, i may not know how it works, but i sure know there are ways to work with the image that would make the image not pixelated at all. and thats know much more than you(the guy before im not gone even quote.xBALOx

[QUOTE="asdasd"]It is possible to make 480i games look good in 720p/1080p by the way... Xploder does it with their HD player
http://www.xploder.net/ps2/products/148/Xploder-HDTV-Player.htm
It makes it possible to play FF12 and other games in 720p and up. It is possible for Sony to do this.
Nagidar

Quote from that link:

"Simply load the Xploder HDTV Player software disc, select your required settings, (the best output will be dictated by your HDTV set and the game, generally we recommend the 576p mode for the best PAL results) position the screen image in the required location and experience games as they were meant to be viewed.
"

The reason for that, is the more you upscale, the more pixelated the screen will look.

I'll believe it when I see it with my own eyes. i hope this is true.Dreams-Visions

[QUOTE="asdasd"]It is possible to make 480i games look good in 720p/1080p by the way... Xploder does it with their HD player
http://www.xploder.net/ps2/products/148/Xploder-HDTV-Player.htm
It makes it possible to play FF12 and other games in 720p and up. It is possible for Sony to do this.
Nagidar

 Quote from that link:

"Simply load the Xploder HDTV Player software disc, select your required settings, (the best output will be dictated by your HDTV set and the game, generally we recommend the 576p mode for the best PAL results) position the screen image in the required location and experience games as they were meant to be viewed.
"

 The reason for that, is the more you upscale, the more pixelated the screen will look.

you absolutly know nothing about graphics, i dont talk english so i cant explain it well but there're methods used for emulators that upscale images to higher resolutions, higer than HDTVs, and the image looks completly clean, just DL any MAME/N64 or PS emu and try it yourself, if you want proofs you got them there, stop the damge control, your sig says it all.

[QUOTE="Nagidar"]

[QUOTE="asdasd"]It is possible to make 480i games look good in 720p/1080p by the way... Xploder does it with their HD player
http://www.xploder.net/ps2/products/148/Xploder-HDTV-Player.htm
It makes it possible to play FF12 and other games in 720p and up. It is possible for Sony to do this.
xBALOx

 Quote from that link:

"Simply load the Xploder HDTV Player software disc, select your required settings, (the best output will be dictated by your HDTV set and the game, generally we recommend the 576p mode for the best PAL results) position the screen image in the required location and experience games as they were meant to be viewed.
"

 The reason for that, is the more you upscale, the more pixelated the screen will look.

you absolutly know nothing about graphics, i dont talk english so i cant explain it well but there're methods used for emulators that upscale images to higher resolutions, higer than HDTVs, and the image looks completly clean, just DL any MAME/N64 or PS emu and try it yourself, if you want proofs you got them there, stop the damge control, your sig says it all.

 With emulators all you can do is increase the graphical properties on the games in the emulator, IE, AA or AF even than, they WILL NOT look that good upscaled as far as 1080p, hell, I have PSX emulators and I run the resolution in 1280 x 800 and it looks choppy, the only thing you can do with emulators on a PC is make the image look more clear, but, the more you increase the image resolution the more those extra pixels have to fit in to the native resolution of the source, in this case, the game.

 You still don't understand how upconverting images works, do some research and you will understand.

[QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]

[QUOTE="asdasd"]It is possible to make 480i games look good in 720p/1080p by the way... Xploder does it with their HD player
http://www.xploder.net/ps2/products/148/Xploder-HDTV-Player.htm
It makes it possible to play FF12 and other games in 720p and up. It is possible for Sony to do this.
Nagidar

Quote from that link:

"Simply load the Xploder HDTV Player software disc, select your required settings, (the best output will be dictated by your HDTV set and the game, generally we recommend the 576p mode for the best PAL results) position the screen image in the required location and experience games as they were meant to be viewed.
"

The reason for that, is the more you upscale, the more pixelated the screen will look.

you absolutly know nothing about graphics, i dont talk english so i cant explain it well but there're methods used for emulators that upscale images to higher resolutions, higer than HDTVs, and the image looks completly clean, just DL any MAME/N64 or PS emu and try it yourself, if you want proofs you got them there, stop the damge control, your sig says it all.

With emulators all you can do is increase the graphical properties on the games in the emulator, IE, AA or AF even than, they WILL NOT look that good upscaled as far as 1080p, hell, I have PSX emulators and I run the resolution in 1280 x 800 and it looks choppy, the only thing you can do with emulators on a PC is make the image look more clear, but, the more you increase the image resolution the more those extra pixels have to fit in to the native resolution of the source, in this case, the game.

You still don't understand how upconverting images works, do some research and you will understand.

[QUOTE="Nagidar"][QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]

[QUOTE="asdasd"]It is possible to make 480i games look good in 720p/1080p by the way... Xploder does it with their HD player
http://www.xploder.net/ps2/products/148/Xploder-HDTV-Player.htm
It makes it possible to play FF12 and other games in 720p and up. It is possible for Sony to do this.
TheSystemLord1

Quote from that link:

"Simply load the Xploder HDTV Player software disc, select your required settings, (the best output will be dictated by your HDTV set and the game, generally we recommend the 576p mode for the best PAL results) position the screen image in the required location and experience games as they were meant to be viewed.
"

The reason for that, is the more you upscale, the more pixelated the screen will look.

you absolutly know nothing about graphics, i dont talk english so i cant explain it well but there're methods used for emulators that upscale images to higher resolutions, higer than HDTVs, and the image looks completly clean, just DL any MAME/N64 or PS emu and try it yourself, if you want proofs you got them there, stop the damge control, your sig says it all.

With emulators all you can do is increase the graphical properties on the games in the emulator, IE, AA or AF even than, they WILL NOT look that good upscaled as far as 1080p, hell, I have PSX emulators and I run the resolution in 1280 x 800 and it looks choppy, the only thing you can do with emulators on a PC is make the image look more clear, but, the more you increase the image resolution the more those extra pixels have to fit in to the native resolution of the source, in this case, the game.

You still don't understand how upconverting images works, do some research and you will understand.

[QUOTE="TheSystemLord1"][QUOTE="Nagidar"][QUOTE="xBALOx"][QUOTE="Nagidar"]

[QUOTE="asdasd"]It is possible to make 480i games look good in 720p/1080p by the way... Xploder does it with their HD player
http://www.xploder.net/ps2/products/148/Xploder-HDTV-Player.htm
It makes it possible to play FF12 and other games in 720p and up. It is possible for Sony to do this.
xBALOx

Quote from that link:

"Simply load the Xploder HDTV Player software disc, select your required settings, (the best output will be dictated by your HDTV set and the game, generally we recommend the 576p mode for the best PAL results) position the screen image in the required location and experience games as they were meant to be viewed.
"

The reason for that, is the more you upscale, the more pixelated the screen will look.

you absolutly know nothing about graphics, i dont talk english so i cant explain it well but there're methods used for emulators that upscale images to higher resolutions, higer than HDTVs, and the image looks completly clean, just DL any MAME/N64 or PS emu and try it yourself, if you want proofs you got them there, stop the damge control, your sig says it all.

With emulators all you can do is increase the graphical properties on the games in the emulator, IE, AA or AF even than, they WILL NOT look that good upscaled as far as 1080p, hell, I have PSX emulators and I run the resolution in 1280 x 800 and it looks choppy, the only thing you can do with emulators on a PC is make the image look more clear, but, the more you increase the image resolution the more those extra pixels have to fit in to the native resolution of the source, in this case, the game.

You still don't understand how upconverting images works, do some research and you will understand.

 *sigh* Anyone else wanna take over, I'm tired....

my n64 and ps games look perfectly clean, not choppy or anythin(dont know what you mean by choppy anyway), try some options like AA and it will be right. I would say you are right but its so obvius you dont... ofc the image will NEVER be as detailed as an orginila hi-res but thats obvius, but the image is clean, and looks much better than before.xBALOx

[QUOTE="xBALOx"]my n64 and ps games look perfectly clean, not choppy or anythin(dont know what you mean by choppy anyway), try some options like AA and it will be right. I would say you are right but its so obvius you dont... ofc the image will NEVER be as detailed as an orginila hi-res but thats obvius, but the image is clean, and looks much better than before.TheSystemLord1